Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-10
GENERAL MARKERS.
Produce and provisions.

ST. LOUIS, MO, MAY 9-Flour-Quiet and
dull 95TTota6iy , u!1lethanged Whe9twLoWet
give way, closing 11s0138c below Saturday; No
red cash sac; May $40 S5c, closing at e418c;
June 830S4c, closing at SIC bid; July Sl0Sl2C,
closing at sic; August SO556SI3sc, closing at
S055c; September 6II6S22Ic, closing at size.
Corn dull and lower until late, when 5000 DOC
bushels decrease in the visible supply brought
361& @365sc, closing at $500: July 1890 bid.
Oats dull. easy; cash 2S550281&c; May 275Sc bid
June 274c bid; July 25hc bid, Cornmeal
higher and firm at 81 1902 10. Whisky steady
| Old mess $14 75615 90; irregular new SIS co.
| Lard St 65G6 20. Dry salt meats, bOxed-Shoul-
ders s. 671S@5 8775. long clears and clear ribs
Shoulders Sc 2506 so; long clears and clear
ribs SIS OO98 %; short clears SIS 35G8 90
Hams quiet at ,Sll 25@!4 CO.. After
| noon board-Wheat lower; May S446S5c;
June 83683Hc; July S0A@6Ic; August SOFA
S0%c; September size. Corn firm but quiet;
July 1880. Oats steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO. ILL, May 9.-To- days markets as
q whole were the Gullest the board has seen for
some time. Fluctuations for the entire morn
ing session were between S50S525c for June.
| The volume of trading in the pit was remarka-
bly, light. The clique did absolutely nothing
June opened at s. &c July SAC and August S255c.
All futures closed q fraction under the opening.
| The decrease in the visible supply was only
$4,000 bushels. Corn opened quiet, aud dRgiD g
the morning trading was very SLOW, but about
noon the announcement of decrease of 3, Geo.,
600 bushels in the visible supply, frmed he
market very perceptibly and prices advanced
A02sc, but before the close ea,ed off &c. Trad
ing in short ribs and lard was
light and mainly of a scalping nature; at
the opening weak feeling prevailed but towards
close better feeling set In and slight reaction
followed, and last sales at o'c Ock were at
same figures as Saturdays close. Leading fu-
lures closed as FLOWS: Wheat, No. ?, May Sc ;;
June 85c; July SAC; August 824G, Corn,
No.2, May 38%C; June $685. July Axe;
August 1880. MesspOrk-May and June S23 70,
Lard-May Sc S27& June S. 80; July S. 9715 :Au-
July 81 81; August 81 50. Cash quotation ::
Flour steady and unchanged; No aspiring wheat
83156S35sc; No 2 red S35s@S4c; No. corn
38h@385sc Mess PORK $32 80; Lard, per 100
short clear sides (boxedl ST 7O07 IS
NEW YORK, May 9.-Flour- Market rather
weak but not quotably lower. Wheat-Soot
heavy at near bottom rates; export demand
only moderate; speculation fairly active; spot
No red 9jG 9518c at elevator: $3.50 at store /;
May $3.50, closing at 95c; June 9455@953Sc, clos
August 9l7s0927&c, closing at 9l1sc. COrn-SpOt
lots 407sc and options 3604c lower, closing
heavy; export trading moderate; speculation
dull spot No. 2, 48&c at elevator; May Az 048c,
at 4815; July 494G4924c, closing at
49Ac; August 504. closing at 5O14c.
Cotfee-Spot fair; Rio firm at $l7 IS; options
higher and active. closing weak: sales 1880
bags; MAY $l5 S5015 90 June $l5 Goals Is; July
SIC O50l6 40; August SIG 20@l6 so; September
SIC 250l6 So; october SIC ale IS; November
SIC 35616 65: December SIC 350l6 20; January
Is 70; February Sic 35016 IS Sugar quiet and
steady; refined quiet; Off A 56555c; standard A
5 5-160525c. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Rice steady but quiet Pork firm; cut meats
steady. Lard dull and 2 points lower spot
ST 20; June 81 1901 10; July 81 26S7 p.